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Welcome to Environics Trust

Environics Trust is a not for profit research and community development organisation and an enabling institution. Environics conducts participatory research on issues of environmental and human behavior and uses these outcomes for innovative community development programmes. Environics provides research and evaluatory services to International, National, State and Local Institutions and directly works with marginalised communities such as those in the mountain regions, tribals and communities adversely affected by mining and industrialisation.

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Written on 23/05/2013 by environics
LUCKNOW: In his fight against faulty water policies, its mismanagement, and conversion of rivers into sewers, Rajendra Singh, popularly known as the...
Written on 23/05/2013 by environics
Amravati, May 22 : Environmental organization Greenpeace activists unfurled a 250-feet banner on the upper Wardha dam at Morshi taluka in Amravati with a...
Written on 23/05/2013 by environics
Amidst allegations of corruption in allocation of telecom spectrum and coal mines, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today promised to punish wrongdoers and...
Written on 23/05/2013 by environics
The blanket ban on all new mini-hydro power projects in the Western Ghats, ordered three months ago by the Karnataka High Court and celebrated by...
Written on 23/05/2013 by environics
LAUNCESTON: Asian giants China and India may be planning to improve the quality of coal they are burning, but it's unlikely any changes will have much...

 


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